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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26
A Disastrous Fire.

shortly after dinner, sunday afternoon. a
fire was discovered in the second story of the
residence of Jacob Mausi in Somerset town
ship. about four miles from town. At the
time Of its discovery the fire had gained such
headway that the occupants of the building
were unable to save anything excepting a
few dishes and the bedding from one bed
The high wind blowing at the time acceler-
aied the work of the flames and in very
short time the house was consumed Ia ashes
The flames we're communicated from the
burning dwellings 10 the barn standing near
by which was heavily stocked with the sea-
son : crop of hay, wheat. oats, potatoes, etc,
new steam threshing machine owned
jointly by Jacob Mausi H. Guhn and Phil
~ Walker. wagons. sleds, and farming i'm
burned to nothing From the barn of the
father the flames leaped TO that Of the son.
samuel Maust. short distance away, and it
too. filed with the years crops, was destroy
ed The live stock from both barns only was
saved From the burning barns the fire was
impaired to the straw stacks. lumber piles.
which contained all the lumber necessary for
a dwelling house which was to be built early
next spring fences, and the woods, and it
required the united exertions of the neigh
bors to keep their properly from being de-
stroyed Mr. Maust, Sr., had $500 insurance
on his dwelling and 81 600 on the barn The
son had no insurance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26
An Italians Crime.


PrrrssURs. oct ss.-shoftly after clock
tonight Mrs Lizzie Adams. Of Washington
Street, was mnr,ieroasly assaulted By an
Italian named John Bosso. while on her
way home from church. BsSsso. was inioxi-
eaied and was annoyed ny erowd Of hood
lans who we're tprnenfing him Finally
he became 20 enrased that he drew a knife
and turned upon his toTmentors. AZ that
moment Mrs. Adams passed and the iF'.nzied
man rushed upon her and thrust the knife
into her back. the long blade passing through
her left lung With cry Of pain the inno-
cent victim fell fainting to the pavement
and her assaiIant turned to fee
The mob of hoodlums seized MIN. how
ever. and after beating him with sticks and
stones were only prevented from lynchin,
by the Intervention of namber ofdetermin
ed citizens, who rescued this bleeding aud
helpless man and gave him up to the police.
Mrs. Adoms was carried to her home. She
is in a critical condition and viii probably
die Of her injuries. Bosso IS now in jail.
He Is badly bus not dangerously hurt. The
scene of the tragedy Is one of the most law
les iocalifif.> in the city
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Mt. Moriah Items.

Jonathan D. Rhodes sold his farm last
week 10 Josiah Miller. Of Jenner township.
Rhodes expects TO make his home at Johns
town after the first of April.
Ben Stern built for himself nice small
barn tins fall Ben is an erserprising fellow
Three years ago he commenced in the woods
wi tn nothing now he has a nice house and
barn.
William J Daniels sowed a gallon ofa new
variety OF buckwne called the " japanese
buekwheat" After the chipmunks and red
squirrels had destroyed good part OF il, he
threShed ten bushels ofthe finest buckwheai
your correspondent ever saw
We were recently shown 4 curiosity in the
shape Of chestnut tree on the farm of Mr.
jesse Crist. The tree is of ordinary size and
grows from the ground as two trees. stand
ing two feet apart at the height Of seven
feet they unite in one solid trunk, IT being
about twenty inches in diameter, then grow
ing up about thirty-five feet without a limb.
PsrRY.
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DIED..

BITNER-In New Centreville October
2lst. 1887, Mrs. Rebeeca Bitner, aged 73
years. months and l. days
BoUGHER-On Monday. October 10,
iss7. after long and painful illness, Henry
Curtin Boucher. aged . years. : months
and days
Curtin was bright. cheerful, Christian
boy, loved by all who knew him. When
only three years old he lost his hearing In
1873 he Was admitted as pupil to the Insti-
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb. at Philadel-
phia- He graduated from that institution
in 1850. and afterwards took one years
course at the Deaf Mute National College at
Kendall Green, Washington, ID. c.
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MARRIED.

kIBBLE-B0WERS- the residence Of
the officiating minister in Somerset. on
Thursday, September % 1887. BY Rev D. P
h Lavan, Mr.. Charles E. Kibble and Miss
Sidney j. Bowers both of Ligonier. Pa.
LAMBERT -SoRBER.- the residence
of Adam Sorber in Buckstown. Pa. on
Tuesday, October II. 1857. by Rev d. p X
Lasan. Mr.. Elmer f. Lambert of Shade
Buckstown Somerset Co. Pa
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Arbor Day in our Public Schools.

Arbor Day came trifie too late for the
schools in the mountain districts 10 cele-
braie. We don't imagine State Superintend-
ent Higbee. County Superintendent Berkey.
OF any other frst-class peiagogue would ex-
actly relish planting even little acorn with
the thermometer marking a wee bit above
zero, the wind travelling at about 47l miles
an hour and the snow coming down in reg
uiar old-fashiOned winter style That's the
kind of weather We had in Somerset on the
2lst of October. But Somerset school leach
ers and children don't mind little thing
like that, and paid due observance to the
day. A half dozen or more trees were plant
ed in the handsome Academy grounds, a
short and instructive address was delivered
by F J. Kooser, Esq, ard the teachers and
scholars congratulated themselves on a day
Protitably spent even though the elements
werp agiu 'efl
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3. o. Operators Discharged.

BALTIMORE, Oct. About Ieoo operators
employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Tele-
graph Company were to-day notified that
their services would not be required after
the 3lst, inst, aud notice was ISSUED that all
offices of the company in Maryland would
be at once consolidated with the Western
Union offices. except in Baltimore. Cumber-
land and Frederick
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26
Little Girl Burned to Death

JoHysrowN Pa. October 9-Elizabefh
Snyder, aged 10 years. daughter of Albert
Snyder, residing on farm about four miles
from here, was burned to death last evening
Her parents were in the field when she re-
turned from school and it is not known how
the accident occurred
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26
The Walls of Jerusalem.

ST. PETERsBuG, Oct 2l.-Excav in
Jerusalem ON ground belonging TO tile Rus
sian government have resulted in the discov-
cry of the remains of the ancient town wal
ard the position of the gates OF the town
during the lifetime of the Savior, through
which the Savior passed to Golgotha. Grand
Duke Sergius, president of the Palestine so
ciety, invites subscriptions TO a fund for the
purpose of preserving these relics.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
been experimenting for some time with an
automatic whistle, the object Of which Is TO
give the signal at grade crossings whether
the engineer be awake or sleeping The de
vice is a very simple one. consisting simply
OF bar or lever connecting with the whistle
and extending down TO within one inch of
the track At a point six hundred yards
from the crossing projection Is placed
which. striking against the lever, starts the
whistle. Should the engineer be asleep. the
shrill note of the whistle directly over his
head would undoubtedly awake him
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

Bucks County has, or rather had, truly
patriotic citizen Thomas jerks Petit, a
farmer and married man. took notion
that be was tired Of living. and concluded 10
hang himself He happened to remember
that he hadn'I paid bis county tax. how
ever. and put oifthe suicide until he could
90 into Doylestown and square mp Then
be drove home, took pair Of lines. passed
them around his neck. tied the ends 10 a
limb Of tree, and swung off eonfented.
There are some citizens who would see
themselves hanged before they'd pay their
taxes but Mr. jerks i not Of that stripe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26
Three spectators Drowned.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. October I.-During the
display of fireworks in honor of the Presi-
dent and his wife last night. four printers
hired negro boatman TO pull them out in
the river where they could get good view.
The skiff was capsized and :. Kid De Java
nette, of Chicago, J. A Bevey and the negro
boatman were dnowed
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Found

On Main Street. near Parker & Parker's,
lady's gold bracelet. The owner can obtain
it by calling at the HERALD office and pay
ins for this notice
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DuLE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE

To Alice interrnar-ied with Cleon Metz. Re-
sanna Huston and Laura Huston residing in
Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa. and Jane
VI. Borugardner, residing in Braddock- Al
legheny County. Pa.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance of a
Writ Of Partition issued out Of the Orphans
Court of SOmerset County, Pa, and to me direct
ed. I VIII hold sn inquest on the real estate Of
James Huston. decd. situate in Shade township.
Somerset County. Pa, on Friday. the 18th day Of
November, when and where you can attend II
you deem il expedienf-
SHERIFF's OFFICE JOHN WINTERS,
Oct Il, iss7. Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26
VRIT OF PARTITION.

To Mary Ellen Schrock sadie Schrnrk Eiiz.
and John Scbroek- children of Jos schruck,
decd residing in Black Hawk Co, Iowa. heir
and legal representatives Of Jacob e..
Schrock decd.
You are hereby notified that IN pursuance % a
Wut II Partition issued out Of the orphans C0art
of Somerset CO.. Pa o.. and % me directed I will
bold inquest the real estate of aid dec d.
situate IN Somerset and -tonYcreek townships. On
Wednesday the 18th day Of November when and
where yOu may attend II TOu think proper.
Sherifs Once , JOHN WINTERS
Oct L - sheriff
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Wanted

Hides, Furs, Bark. Twill pay the highest
cash prices for all kinds of hides. pelts and
furs. also want so cords of Rock Oak and
Spruce bark
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26
SOMERSET. PA
NOTICE.
|. DMTNIsTRATOR's NOTICE

houing Twp Somerset Co. Pa-
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice is hereby gwen 20 all
persons indebted 70 said estate % make irmedi-
ate payment. and those having claims against the
same viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement; az the residence u the sifnfuixra-
tor on Saturday. Oetober - ISL
AARON 7. LOHR
octiG Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

Notice i hereby given that the undersigned
Auditor duly appointed by the Orphans Cour'
of Somerset County to pass upon the exception q
the Account OF Elijah P King Administrator Of
sam m1ei Fletcher, deceased and make distribg
tion Of the funds Of the said Administrator
10 and among those legally entitled thereso vii
st al his Office in the Borough al somerset. on
Monday. the tn day OF November A. D. 49, for
the purpose OF disehArgng the duties OF his said
appointment when and where all parties inter
ested can stiend.
a. ; ENDSLEY
Octfq Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

DR. Marbourg the Democratic candidate
for sheriff, surprised his friends on show
day by making his appearance in new suit
of store clothes clean shirt and a " dude a"
collar. This is the first time the doctor mas
ever been known to indulge in the luxury
ofa collar 'Tis strange what humiliating
things candidate tor office will Ererctt
Peg
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

The attorneys tor the defendants of Blair
County are bu-i ly engaged in preparing the
case Of the Commonwealth vs.. Mercer Gray
aud Samuel Whren for an appeal to the Su-
preme Couri of the state The defendants
were convicted at the last term Of court un-
der the Brooks High License law of May 3.
1857. for selling liquor 10 minors Their
license having been obtained under the law
Of Is6s. they claim tha, their conviction and
sentence were illegal, hence The appeal 10
the court OIL resori Of this State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26
ExEcUToR,s NorIcR.

Estate of Daniel HeisIey. decd, late Of Berlin
Borough, Somerset County. Pa
letters tcstABientarr on the above estate hav
ing been granted " the undersigned BY tht
proper authority, notice . hereby gwen % al
persons indebted b. said estate % make ifnrae.i
ate payment aRd ssa>e having claims against The
same win present them sfnly authenticated foi
settlement on saturday, the 81 day q December
lss7 at the Ofife sf the Executor IN Berlin Bar
W. A. GARNAX.
s..te6 Executor.
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John G Ogle Esq wife and family, of
Latrobe are in Somerset, called here by the
serious accident met with by Mrs. ogles ia
ther. Judge Baer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

Judge Baer il slowly recovering from the
results Of the injuries be sustained in the re-
cent runaway
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

The people from the Elklick district who
attended the dedication Of the Reformed
church, sunday, came with their pockets
loaded and gave freely
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

Every Republican in the county j. expec-
ted to turn cut on election day and vote the
straight State and County ticket.
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OF PARTITION.

WRIT OF PARTITION.
To A. J. Anderson. residing in Fayette Co, Pa
Noah VI Anderson, residing in Greene Co.
Pa Lucinda Morrison and Mary Elizabeth
Morrison. residing in Fayette Co. Pa and
Flora Morrison. residing in Scoltdaie. West
m0reland Co. Pa. Of whom James l. Puzh is
Guardian al item. Charles Morrison Thomas
Morrison George Morrison and Margaret in
ternaFried with -- Fleming. residing in
Fayette Co, Pa
You are hereby notified that in pursuance OF a
Writ Of Partition issued Out Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Somerset County. Pa / will hold
an inquest on the premises tract of land sit
uafe in Lower Turkeyf0ot Township Somerset
Co, Pa. on Wednesday. the 30th day OF Novem-
Der, l,s7. when and where you can lrtend if you
think proper.
SHERIFF's OFFICE- JOHN WINTERS
Oct 16 ISs7 sheriff
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In Re Estate Of John Baish, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed Au-
ditof by the Orphans Court Of Somerset County
70 make distribution Of The fands in the hand,
Of Emanuel Spechf. Administrator Of John Bansf
decd. To deduct the fees OF the Administrator
and the expenses OF this proceeding. and distrib
uts the balance 20 those legally entitled thereto
hepby gives notice that he viii attend 20 the du
ties of said appointment at hts Office in Somer-
set Borough on Thursday. October p, 1871. When
and where all parties interested can attend
II. L. BAER
Oct5. Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

The school directors Of Bedford are dis
cussing the advislbility OF closing the public
schools Of the borough on account of diph-
theria
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

The west-bouni recommendation train ON
train at Salisbury Junction, Wednesday
morning. The fireman and newsboy on the
accommodation were the only persons injur-
ed. neither of whom were seriously hurt.
On account ofthe accident all trains on the
road were DELAYED several hours. The mail
from the west, due here al ll05 A. m. did
not arrive till about 5 D. m
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Mercury freezes at Ss degrees below zero
and becomes 80 solid tuat it may be ham
mered.
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F. W Biesecker, Esq, is having new
steam heater placed in hi- dwelling house.
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Track laying viii be completed on the Ur-
sina and North Fork Railroad within the
next ten days The road Is five miles in
length
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o,1sIicAN COUNTY COMMIT
HETN TEE

RET TEE.
s,n,wing named gentlemen eor'E''s
ps,nbiiean County COMMITTEES ter "a
Benjamin Fulmer-
.s.,vNo. l-Artemus Dieter.
'-i-'.bs,v No. 2-James II. Noeii.
~ " lands
Il, I'm Borongh-A- J. oiernef.
I--..,.s-.valley-C. Rayman.
1,,.,,suei,-J. T. Yoder
s1e,ee Boroush-J. A. Walker
,-.,..t No. l-N. B. Keim.
'-,,-r.,, W simon Livensood-
...,.,vills-Fred'k Durr.
Ia4--son-SiIas Cable
,.,.--Thomas Gallagher.
-ae-.,vp Borough J. Griffith
f.-mer-L. g. Dom.
-, .,Tu-kevfoot-Emmett Cunningham
,,~.--iale Borough--S. II. Duh
,f5.us-rsek-Leyi Long
,rfl,r8-J. c. Weller.
,--,bsmp,on-w II Poorbaugh
80 r.ntreyille B0rough-L. \ scott.
baltimore Borough-John George.
s-.e-M F. Allison
ra-,-J. D. Sbatier.
.-.smaloning-D I. zimmerman
-,,-ua,d Borough-Phiiip smith.
,r.Bury Borough-H W. DeLo'ieF-
..tde-C. ". Lambert.
ma-,et Boroueh-John ;. >haier-
r.-..r No. I.-C. NJ. shaver.
somerset Va. 2.--J. J parr.
-,,bampton-Wm P. Aartz
-.,7rc7.ek-H =. Baltzer-
...v..,owu Borourh-M- Y. soroer
-wmir-Zach F Faidiey
r-rs- Turkeyf0ot-T. L. Williams
r--na Borough-F Dali
W.Hsr,burg Borough J. Kennel
&. c. SHAFER
Chairman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

Only two weeks before the election. Voters
should 50 arrange their business a. to allow
them 10 be at home that day and exercise
their rights as citizens
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AGENTS WANTED
10 SELL
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

By SAMPLE These ALBUMS are IN either No
rocco q Best SILK, Brocade Or Plush. very hand
-ome and durs5le- Large sales az. made and
good pay assured agents Al uns.hpioyed pen-
pie should write 20 us iznmet-afely Adslress
A GOkTOS . CO.. Pfiizde2phiA. Pa 2IsIs-ly
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate Of Margaret Livingstone deceased hate Of
COnemaugh Twp. somerset Co, Pa
Letters Of Administration on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice Is hereby given To 81
persons indebted % said estate 10 make immedi-
ate payment, aud those having claims against
the same win present them duly authenticated
for settlement on Saturday. Nov. y, Isl. at the
late residence of deceased
DAVID J. LEHMAN.
oer4q Administrator.
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Mr. Dan VI Kennedy, known 10 many Of
our citizens died at his home in Allegheny city
last SUNDAY afternoon. His death was cans
ed by an attack Of scarlet fever which he
contracted by nursing one of his children
suffering from that ailment. In ls7s Mr.
Kennedy married Miss Sue Shields. Of Mt.
Pleasant, and for several years edited the
Journal of that place. For the past year Mr..
Kennedy had been telegraph editor Of the
Pittsburgh Dispatch
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Mrs John H. Benford. of Ursina, Is spen-
ding few days with relations in Somerset
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MONEY &: s &: !: :: 8: 4: e: 4: s :: s: 4: ::i

thing Of great value and importance 70 YOU that
viii start you in business " hich viii bring you in
more money right away than anything else ia this
world Any one can do the work aad live at
home Either sex all ages. Something new
that Just coins money for all workers We viii
s1art you capital not needed This i one Of the
genuine, important chances Of a lifetime Those
who are ambitious and enferprising need not de-
gusta. Maine dec22-' n. Tyr.
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E. Finnsgan Esq. Of Meyersdale was
among our callers yesterday
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some Of our merchants have already
bought their holiday goods
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CxEcUToR's NOTICE

Estate OF Jonathan Eslerick decd, late ~
Ss-1thamptnn Twp, somerset Co, Pa
Letters teStsr9entsry on the above estate nav
iax been granted 70 shs undersigned by The prop
sr authority. notice Is hereby given 20 all per
sous indebted 70 aid estate a. make immediate
paysneuf ard those having claims agalus; the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement On Saturday the u dAy u rseceuher,
lsss al the laie resiaence of deed
NATHAN ENEKiCk
JoSATHRN EMEkICk.
tcfaH Executors.
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A DNIINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate of Jacob Hoffman deceased late Of Pain
Twp. somerset Co. Pa
Letters 8f administration Of the above cstafs
having been granted 10 the undersigned By the
proper authority. notice is hereby given TO ali per
sons indebted % said estate % make immediate
payment. and those having claims against the
same 10 present them duly authenticated for set
tlenient on Saturday the 12th day of November
IsS5. al the late residence Of deceased. ia said
Township
BE.NA HOFFMAN,
oet5 Administrator with the will annexed
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Oyster. are plentiful and fine

our town il in very he..lii,y condition at
pr,sseft.
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The paper entitled \ Diplomatic Epi-
sode, which Miss Olive Risley Seward viii
contribute TO S,ribaer's for November, recall
a discreditable chapter in the political histo-
~ Of our Government. showing how the
treaty with Denmark 10 purchase the island
uf 81 Thomas was ignominionsly sheivei in
the senate
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Mrs ". " Tnedweli Is confined TO her
hoane with slight iIine>s.
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Trustees Sale
OF
Valuable RnalB state.
Dwelling House,

frame stable and other outhuildingS. There j.
also on this tract good Water-power saw Mil.
with excellent water power for either or gri>t
mill. The old BAKER DISriLLERY is also loea-
ted on this property. The farm also contains
fine young orchard Of bearing fruit trees. About
II acres OF the land is cleared, and the balance
well timbered The property lies along the Bed
ford and Mt. Pleasant turnpike and the dwelling
house Is in the town Of Bakersviile. This tract
viii be sold separately in parcels a whole,
TO The best advantage of the estate
sold a. whole or in parts.
NJ y Containing one hundred and thirty
tNUs Il three acres. more or less, adjoining
lands Of Wesley Barclay, Uriah Mason and Others
The whole OF this tract i covered with timber
principally chestnut and white-oak
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C0MMISSIOFERS SAFE
UuSBATED LANDS
SOMERSET COUNTY. PENN'A

THE Commissioners OF Somerset County
] hereby give notice that they viii sell at
public sale in the C0urr House in somerset Bor-
ouph m
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-26

Mr. Walt. W. Knable, route agent L. >,
Postal Service on the Somerset and Cambria
Railroad Is confined % his home with an
attack Of malaria Mr. Knable was appoint
ed to his position on the opening Of the ;. &
C. Railroad IN 1880 and we believe had new
er missed a trip until Monday
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TERMS :

One-third In hand on confirmation Of sale: one
third in one year Sne-third in tive years from
day Of sale. without interest. Ten per cent Of
the purchase money 70 be paid as soon a the
property Is Knocked down. and which will be
30 much OF a credit on the firxs one-thirsf De-
ferred payment TO be secured on the premises by
Judgment bond. Possession given April |, 1sss
j. r ScOrT, JACOB AUGUSTINE Trustee
Afty.at-Law. Fort Hill p. o..
somerset, Pa. Somersrt Co. Pa